... not used for fear of attracting attention. All the sheds in the dockm&o:‘t‘tmhfl&umwfldgy metal coven Count Zeppelin hh“m'ri‘driehh:,:numt A rumour has reached Romanshorn that when in q»fi?mflyh&flvemld‘elg;fl-tor an engineer ‘‘You ing moww&m‘hghodm.:mfh. umgnlut ...

... seven. PARIS ZEPPELIN RUMOUR. PARIS, Wednesday. In consequence of the temporary stoppage of public lighting yesterday evening, rumours were current of Zeppelinr being reported on their way to Paris. Such rumours are unfounded. No Zeppelin ...

... IS VIOLINIST. Anion Aiaa^kofi le f.'ij;; Golmi-t. w lies! Promouado Com; Tuesday uiciit. I'.avo .•I tbc ivliu ZEPPELIN SCARE, al.'C Rumour of Second Raid on Cromer, MERELY A SEAPLANE. » Cromer last >ur another German .1 inquiries showed that illation ...

... ZEPPELIN SCARE LINCOLN UGHTS EXTI H V !) THE EARLY MORNING. The few Lincoln people who were not their at 2 a.m. yesterday considerably astonished see the gas *nd electric lights extinguished. This been done on receipt of frorr. Ipswich that enemy airships ...

... ZEPPELIN’S FATE. Said to Have Been Wrecked and Crew Killed. ROOSENDAAL, Sunday. It is rumoured here this afternoon that Zeppelin sighted over Nieuport in the morning was shot at by the Allies, and all the' occupants were killed in the debris of the airship ...

... ZEPPELIN GUIDES. MR H. INGLEBY AND MOTOR CAR LIGHTS. Mr Holcombe Ingleby, M.P. for King's Lynn, writes as follows to The Times: Having read an evening paper that the story of motor-ears accomiwinying the Zeppelin during its visits to these parts seemed ...

... homeward journeys. When the word Zeppelin is used, it should be ,n--derstood that it is only in a general sense. People are apt to call every German dirigible a Zeppelin, but it seems unlikely that the real Zeppelins, which are largo structures, would ...

... A ZEPPELIN OESIROYED. EOO£EXDA.\L, Sunday. is rumoured here this afternoon that Zeppelin, sighted over Xieuport in the morning, was shot by the Allies, and that all the occupants were killed in the debris of the airship descended.— Exchange Special. ...

... for the Zeppelin, ‘ulrvh put ita rudder hard over and fled at ton speed in the direction from which it had come, ‘wvith the covey of aeroplanes streaming after it, ‘ WAS THE AIRSHIP HIT? 1 The result of the chase is not knowm, but there is a rumour tha: ...

... ZEPPELIN SCALE. I. v, I\I) O V, BT.IN D to i R!i v. \Rr.iioi ill Kit L*. ROM.KK* RKpI'IBUI* • » M Navi! la*N.r.e». ' n.i P-. •. a-.l hhvmm; lII* \{ »' a. . ..' i •>n: l.L’-INt” I- ret AND FIX ONLY. I XCM'IVI (iota 21.. 100. E«p«lr». VSO X, !•!, IJ T K ...

... allow uf Sight across Channel. For the reason, the rumour that a Zeppelin approached Calais on Saturday night can scarcely regarded seriously. Indeed, in well informed circles here, the idea of a Zeppelin raid on any considerable scale during the present ...

... NEWS OF ZEPPELIN BEING MUGU DOWN. Exchange Company'• Lynn a k a that @stamen* this rooming bane' faded to elicit information retaniiNg rumour which ham hem current there to the that Zeppelin h.. been brought down ..it ...